This B.Sc. program trains students to perform clinical laboratory tests essential for diagnosing and treating diseases. The curriculum covers biochemistry, microbiology, hematology, pathology, immunology, and molecular diagnostics. Students learn to collect and analyze blood, urine, and tissue samples using advanced equipment, maintain laboratory records, and ensure quality control. Honours tracks may include specialized research, advanced diagnostic methods, and management. Graduates work as medical laboratory technologists, research assistants, lab managers, or quality analysts in hospitals, pathology labs, biotech companies, and blood banks, playing a vital role in healthcare support, diagnostics, and public health surveillance.